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Miandad seeks umpire's assistance
RAWALPINDI, March 15: Pakistan coach Javed Mianded asked umpire Simon Taufel to supervise his bowlers in the nets on Monday in an attempt to reduce the number of extras they gave India in the first One-day International. ... 
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Ganguly doubtful starter Shoaib promises to go flat out in today's clash
RAWALPINDI, March 15: Pakistan's pace king Shoaib Akhtar promises to go flat out in his 100th One-day International on Tuesday at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium ...
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Rawalpindi ODIs history
KARACHI, March 15: Tuesday's day/night clash between Pakistan and India will be the 19th One-day International to be played in the city of Rawalpindi. ...
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Police beat up ticket seekers
PESHAWAR, March 15: Police resorted to baton -charge on ticket seekers after all 10,000 tickets for the third One-day International between Pakistan and India were sold out on the first day on Monday. ...
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Zeeshan claims eight catches
LAHORE, March 15: Karachi's wicket-keeper Ahmed Zeeshan Malik held eight catches as Multan were bowled out for 220 in their first innings on the opening day of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy fixture at the Bahawalpur Stadium (Bahawalpur) on Monday. ...
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Bowlers reap rich harvest
LAHORE, March 15: As many as 16 wickets fell on the first day of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy between Faisalabad and Peshawar at the Iqbal Stadium in Faisalabad on Monday. ...
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West Indies board apologizes for loss
KINGSTON, March 15: While England celebrated a 10-wicket victory in their first Test against West Indies, the ramifications of the home side's capitulation were clear on Monday as the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) made a public apology for their side's performance. ...
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Sri Lanka plan to combat Warne
KANDY, March 15: Sri Lankan skipper Hashan Tillekeratne has told his team to bat positively against Australian leg-spin wizard Shane Warne in the second Test starting here on Tuesday. ...
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Kirsten to retire after Kiwis tour
DURBAN, March 15: South Africa batsman Gary Kirsten has confirmed he will retire from Test cricket after the current tour of New Zealand. The 36-year-old opener is South Africa's most prolific Test batsman with 7,210 runs. ...
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Coaches and athletes happy with arrangements
ISLAMABAD, March 15: Pakistani athletes and coaches, under training here for the 9th SAF Games, on Monday expressed satisfaction over the arrangements for their stay and camp training. ...
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First batch of Afghan athletes arrive
TORKHAM, March 15: The first batch of a 77-strong Afghan contingent crossed the border over to Pakistan on Monday to participate in the upcoming SAF Games scheduled to be held on March 29-April 7 in Islamabad. ...
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AC Milan, Arsenal and Werder power on as rivals falter
LONDON, March 15: AC Milan, Arsenal and Werder Bremen wore the air of champions-elect after a grim weekend for their respective rivals Juventus, Manchester United and Bayern Munich. ...
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Hamilton captures first US PGA crown
PALM BEACH GARDENS, March 15: American Todd Hamilton, a 38-year-old US PGA Tour rookie who was a star on the Japanese tour, birdied the last two holes to pass Davis Love and win the Honda Classic ON Sunday. ...
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Roddick outguns Gambill to reach next round
INDIAN WELLS, March 15: American Andy Roddick opened with a 7-6 (7/3), 6-2 victory over fellow American Jan-Michael Gambill here Sunday to reach the third round of the US$4.9m ATP/WTA tournament. ...
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